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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-23

Think lsiee before you speak obes is q
good enough rule lor ,ome, but there sre
pefsops Sho can think u 80 much mspnef
,hipgs 10 ssy on second thought that We
prefer to bear their hfst irfpiraiionon the
subject
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-23
The Use of Paper Bags,

The days OF the market baskets are
numbered, said a little basket dealer to
New York Sun reporter "The paper bag
is running IL ont for good. There used 10
be time when every family had market
basket, which was carried on. whenever
supplies are to be purchased. When u
man goes TO market now he doesn't take
basket along. AT the first stall when be
makes a purchase the marketman asks,
Large bag or small bagS'
"If the man is on a regular marketing
tour he says Large bag. The dealer
puts the purchase in handsome MANILA
bag three or four feet long, which will
hold as much as any ordinary market bes
ket The bag is made OF exceptionally
strong paper. and will hold the weight OF
anything you can put into it, including a
half peck Of potatoes When the last
purchase has been deposited in ii the buy.
er has the dealer tic II up This is
quickly done, in such manner that nice
cord handle is furnished, and no Que
would ever guess that the bag contains
marketing. 1t looks more like bundle
OF dry goods. Every Saturday evening
you can sec men going home on the cars
with these nice bundles who would never
dream Of carrying market baskets One
day saw an aristocratic carrier turn pale
with rage as big shad, wet aud glisten-
ing, forced its way through the paper aud
fell on the floor Of an elevated car. Tie
hsh dealer had neglected TO wrap the wet
fish up in brown paper before putting 3
in the bag, and the water had weakened
the bag until the shad broke through
Market baskets are very cheap now.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-23

:HlCI60 Rock lslLND Z &PLCIFlC RAIL WAY

~ rfsss. offs crsi position fiost rsltfion % rstn
eftsi tise. Hast ~ NharaFl, sMa etntsuh1Hs hRtH ~
tHfs esi Nafth sFHt and hauihscss "a TIE
s.y trse rlt44te ias ~ - a tntal sfftFfs
vhih iasils aad sg istes snd tfre N sataer
Slrseti.sa i-twss 4 tks Ailkntie and lArina =
rhe rk lsinnd sakia llas aNi tfNArfrs fncinte CHI
e.gs i.et tSlt4sa l.ssiis leeftes sfaessa hnsans
al ltsb tslAnd. IN ltihltaf bFtNttfNs - etues
Nssa IsgIcr $4,000 tftpawae set a4ssA Wet LIB
,rtf ts tiif b.. tetass. inai1npte v igiefsft Az
Lsst3r nrsslAs ABtHb0n HesaNH, NNtria ttnite and
lsuss t4ast ia te~ni oaisAilas Ifretqn ~ at1ftn,
rssnsga smi psnaAs ST - hifs.ai.t IfNse9 es5ts
~ rsNf - Ninnrsefal Na.effasn- 10 taAgta, Ahd
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tFraa w.dns.a.y.. p.ily.I
SALMA0UN d.


JUICE r. n. Bigeiow came up from
Reno yesterday.
Regular meeting Elko EneAmpment
No. .. /. o. .. F. ut their Hall to.
night.
The Thermometer stood at 100 degrees
in the shade yesterday afternoon at l
O'Clock.
Henderson Green has bought Of n. v.
Paddock tue san ranch which lac sold
"A few years since to- Ru,>ell & Bradley.
The teachers excursion panty to Chi
cngo passed through last evening. Pro.
lessons Young, Ring aud Levers were
iheiunerS Of the panty.
Seven car loads VI horses firm the
Murphy range were loaded at Hrlleck
yesterday and paNel through last
evening for California.
A Florida hunter fired three shots nj
n II gro hidden ia the grass aud then
til brother lose up and ndvi,ed him to
leave hi' gun ut home and hunt with Il
crow.bar.
Cari~tine Nilsson ia to sing NC sin in
this county. Mr. Abbey has -usngrd
her for 1t c"nceI. tour. She will meet
with "a warm We come ia music loving
Aiuerir" aud will gather in u golden
treasure.
The lNDEPzN DENT force acknowledges
the receipt of II bux 81 solu and sar,a-
paiiIit with the compliments Of Tia.
in1nnihc urrr, Mr. james Talbot.
Hanks. the present Is timc'y. coming
ns 1t does 50 soon alter the Fourth of
July. and We drink to the health Of the
GENEROUS donor.
During the early part Of the past
week We nave experienced some of the
"arme>t wenih'r which has fallen t.,
our lot thiS season. Much comuIrini
comes hom the nrighbor.ng valley =, un
nccuuut OF the warm weather they arr.
experiencing aud in Meadow Valley
Wash the ther.n rmet-r Ia ~ been at al,
average ~ ahoGt - degrees ia the
shhde.-IPiucnc Record.
We much fear That sonr mother will
lie howell down with grief at the loss Of IL
chIlt un' eSs tue little f-i.ows are pre-
vc"t'd from running o" the STR, cts uu.
attended. Mis-. Lyut.'s little boy camc
Ne'y hear climbing the Golden S:nlr-
THIS morni"g when the ra,srng"r train
came la. AS lac ran nimrst directly III
i'o"t OF the engine whsrh just IuIsaed
GIuI Hs 1t passed.
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Phoebe Items,
(from tie Record. July 2nd,) ,

NIio" 1ne heCoru' uIy Gnu,Dr IT,
The Mormons OF Zion IRE now iced.
ing the uugoilv Of this place OH worms:
done up i'll June apples.
Du | times. hnri times. MIL in fact ali
kinds of lines. exc, p; flush times. pre-
vail throughout this locality.
The Inzy man is nearly always good
naturrd. He never flies into passion.
lie might Crawl into one. il that we're
possible, but the I'd II Of q, ing into any
thing is preposterou'. Tue are not
scarce i'll Piorhe.
W: T. Rich has taken the contract to
erect hoistiug works on the old Burk.
mine. aud started work on Thursday.
These hot days make n fellow feel
ike ':uing the church Of Liter.dty
Saints ani goInS down to Pnuaca aud
hnvc Bishop Lee dOuse him in til.
duckinShole.
II in fortunate for the yonng bloods
OF P.oche. during these hard times,
that there is not All ice.crea.n saloon il
town. Their best girls have 10 be con.
tented with circus lemonade.
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THE FOI nth.
How IL WINS Celebrated NJ Fort
IlaIIcCk.

IIaIIcCk.
Fort Halleck. which has recently been
abandoned IA, u Military Post. Iirs about
% mll'S east o! EIko at the foot of the
RIby lIInge Of mountrius and Is n de-
lrBhtiu' spot Supplied with green grass,
large shade trees aud pI, uty Of cold
water. clear as crystal. form Il from
melting SHOW in the mUuutuIu fast
nrssr~.
At nn early hour crowds Of men. wo.
MN ard children dressed in holiday at
the brgrm tG arrive at the grounds. from
every direction. aud 10y 10 o'clock the
>pnriOns houses abandoned 10y the nOl-
dIrrN were inkcn possession Of by uu.
mrrouS families while the immense
stables were filled with horse, ami
everything bore the appearance of pop.
u.ouS country Wiling.
The Eli" Comet Band nui,cd about
s o'clock having come over from Z kn
by teams with nu Incl lent worthy Of
record until they rcnclrd the brautifuI
residence "i Mr.. J. -. Abel where they
we're "nyiHid 10y that genial worthy VIII"
demanded al unconditional SUR, nIer
which was i"tmrdiitriy comII eel with,
aud after rnrinkIng of refreshments.
n'd reiu' ming the compliment with II
f"" niiiomnl nirs. they hndr alden To
their generous host Rul reached the
Fnit without further incident.
The day wns spent in E. kind Of FREE.
hul easy. go rs !un please style until 2
o'c oci whrnn piC2inmmr of exercises
10y the pupils Of Miss Grants school.
cons. ing Of songs. d"cInmn'ions. lila
logurs etc. was rendered ia u crrditahlr
manner. Cnlivcurd with music hy thu
band. About 3 o'Clu,k the rriucip Al
rice 81 the day, 400 yards for u pure
"f so, with - enhance fee added. WIS
run. there being four ,nirips t. wit: j
J. CHmpbrlI's ''Juhuu!e." ii McAdums'
"Bt'ly," J. ShcRrL's '.Muiin' and :.
NJ. SIr"rt'I's blue Ruin. D." The race
was won 10y Bully, Martin second. Blue
Ruin third aud Johnnie to the rear.
About . O'Clock the hail opened with
oil couples Ia the grand march, though
this number included but little more
thnn II halt the dancers. The %irsiiyi.
ties were kept up, with u short inter.
Miss OH for supper, until 4 O'clock
Tuesday morning. WHEN the last of the
merry throng rctiu'd and soon the
temporary gny village was once more "a
deserted camp.
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Train No. 5, WHICH left here y~ester-
day morning was in charge OF coductor
W. II. Srclry. On arriving Mt Wells
sornc switching was necessary. and
when attempting to make II compiling
MIR. Srrlry caught his foot in n frog
nud was thrown n'rosS the track. when
his body was literally cut in two by the
approaching train IND death was iu-
Il infamous.
Conductor S~eeiey was comparatively
II young imam with u wife AMI iolIr little
children residing i'll Ogden. anil what
makes the chse st.ll more sad the he.
rcnved widow is 100 ngain to become
n mother. Those vino were well ne
qnniutrd with the deceased Mp AK
highly of him M n mnn Of excellent
character mud n Kind and indulge mt
nihcr who Wns always very good TO his
family. which is. our. Of the high-st en-
c 'miums that can be be,towrd on II
parent. His remains were taken to
Ogden for inferno mt.
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yrool f,ia.y.. D.L:y.
AA1AGuNNI.


Mrs. Bower left- his morning for
Carlin.
J. d, Abel left this bloomington his
home near Fort Halleck.
Naj,r witcher. Of the United States
Amy. passed through last evening on
his way 10 walt his ranch near Halleck.
William Dean. . miner. at Yreka.
July Ith. lighted "A giant powder car
fridge while in his hand. lila nrm VAS
umputated near the slb0I:
AZ o As you get thoroughly, rested
from the fatiSues Of the Fourth you
will he prepared to take in the circus
which will be here Monday the 18th.
Circuit Judge Deadly ut Portland.
Oregon. d.ciled that passes must not
be given - the family Of q railroad EN-.
p,oye aud sustains the long and.short-
haul clause.
During this hot weather you will find
the soda nni snrSaphriIla manufactured
by James TALBOT to lie n pleasant.
wholesome AMI refreshing drink which
cheers but not inebrintes.
The hay harvest has commenced in
tlis locality anl thsr- seems t. lie Al
scarcity Of htborerI. Brake ban tour
ists might iud what they. always claim
fh,v ,T. huntiny-wnrk
A few days ngo fourteen head OF fine
horsrs ~-beiuuSimg 30 john E. MIR shs *
c.. were killed ut Morelnni, Montana.
by n stroke Of lightning. The loss
mount to about $1,000.
From private sources we ore informed
that u destructive fire occurred i'll Chey-
emne, Wyoming, on Wednesday. hut M
nothing is said in the dispatches the
report hacks confirm atom.
Three hundred fhy.f new Money
O-lrr PoStofi:es were established by
the Postmaster General lat Tuesday,
one in Ariz ma. twelve III California,
three in Ilaho. thrs in Oregon and two
in Utah.
Mark RosCnStock arrived this morn
ing from Omnhn and will remain II few
weeks visiting his parents. lie will re.
turn to Omaha, whrrr he il employed
in II clothing store. the latter part y;
the present mun'h.
The reporter who wrote MP the Me-
vadi cxcurSioni-ts under the head ''IIO,
For Chicago" Tor the Salt Lake Demo
crnt. was off his base to n considerable.
extent, which is not; To- he wondered ut
so sopu after the Fourth OF July.
Mr.. c c. Collins. OF Mnntlna. nr.
rived here last evening from California;,
where lie has been travelling for several
weeks. aud il vi>i: ing his brother III
law. Mr.. b. +. Yates. Sir. Collins
thinks That Los Angeles comfy, Caii
)iornii. is the garden spot OF the world.
An Phon See, or Yam Phon Lee, or
some other Chinnnau, was married at
New Haven. Conn. on Wedn. SHAY to
MisS Elizabeth Maud Jerome. q Yankee
girl aud au h~riIrss. The dispatch
gives both OF the aboye nameI as the
maine Of the happy groom. The inter
eS'iug bride must he imbued with II pee
Mi n taste to lavish her affections on II
Monaghan even il he is IA graduate Of
Yale.
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Frci1htS.

The following freight, for Tuscarora
wer, forward d by W. +. Smith to-day /:
by Tom Lowell ok's team 1881 feet
humber, by Geo. Duucan's tenn. 1886
feet lumber, by Frank hough's. teum,
1907 feet lumber. 10y Joe NJ Hers team,
4.734 feet lu.rbcr. all consigned to Geo
W. reltier " Co.
By Ben Yates team; 2:T95 pounds
m"rchundiSe FIR Woodruff i Euuor, L.
$50 pounds merchandise for uiler par.
lies and 1924 feet lumber for Csc, W.
PeltIrr Il Co.
By III Stoker's teams, l5.G43 pound
merchandise md sait. aud 1867 feet
lumber for Sea. w Potter Co. 1887
pounds merchandise for Primrnux Il
Erglrr, and I,5o5 pounds merchandise
for other parties.
by JN~. Burkr's team. 4,453. feet lua.
Der for Geo. w. Prilirr K Co.
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On Monday during the celebration ni
SprncemUnt u son Of Ross NiclIOls,
about Is ycars Of ngc. wIs asked e.
touch OF the anvil with which they
we're hiing %Enlutcs. lie took the iron
rod, touched II to the powd T aud when
II went OF he Vas struck by something,
no one seems T. know what. n large
n .sh wound Uas made on :hc IN idc Of
his right thigh aud the frat three I'm.
gers Of iiis left hnnd were rrt smooth OF
near the knucklc joint. The boy was
placed in n wagon and. accompanied 10y
li4 mother, was carried 10 Wells but
finding no doctor there Mrs. Nichols
thought II best 10 bring the suff rer
here nni place him In the care Of DR..
Mcies. They arrived here last evening
mud The hoy wns transferred to the hos.
pitri where hc will have the best of
care md attention. DR.. Meigs does
not think the wound N his thigh scri.
ou'. but The loss OF his iugers renders
him o cripple for life.
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A Good InycstmenI.

Attention IL called to the advertise.
mcnt Of J. d. Abel of. ling his fnr
property for snle. Having recently Wis
tied his beautiful home We have nn
hrsi;"tiom in ~pronouncinS It u" most
brautiful and comfortable residence VIZ
have f., en- in the State. md my onr
Who desires to invest in n paying prop
erty will fnd this n rare opportunity.
The place must he seen 10 he npptsci.
nted. We slnlI take pleasure in giving
further particulars TO my oLe who will
call at tue ISpErEsD1kr Office. .
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DurnIcr c0Car.
EIko. Jay Q, 1881.
HoM. r. X. BioELOV. 3ads
ThOA. MAnsaeid ct ALL $50

Tho~. M.n'aeld ct Al.
E NJ. 1.G.py... al
ThissAuas. came on 20 htGr GrguErni
on the motion. u defendant TO itrik: uat
pirt Of complaint, also GrI6insht on de
murrer 6:ed herein. After hearing arRu-
m-nt by Mrssrs. Do;Ssy& ISaksr. the
Court took the matter under advice.
ment.
wm: Trembatt. Plaintiff. vs.. Nevada
Queen Aiming Co.. F. +. Cof3n, WIN.
wariroP. John pouSh-rty & Harry
Bently. Defendants. This cause game
GU to hear argument on the petition aud
Lonl for rs.rovsl to Circuit Coutt. Al.
ter argument by G. W. Baker Egg OH
mott ~ of J. W. Dorsey E.q.. Attorney
for all the drIendInts herein, il is here.
by ordered that this Curt accepts the
said blnd an surety offered by the pe-
titioners. uui that this cause be-, wholly
removed aui transferred for trial or
further or other proceedings To ,h- Cir.
eui. Curt Of the U. 5. Ninth Circuit in
an for .he District Of ths State ot NJ.
Tala.
4 short session Of thu District Court
wr" he'll this morning. July 7Ih Nhes
Sesta Gordon WAS granted q diyorc-
from her husband. X. @. G rrdnn.
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4 Beautiful IGJn,r.

Through the courtesy Of Mr.. j. d.
Ahtl we were favored on 81 ,ndty with
u visit to his ranch, two miles west OF
Fort lInllrrk, mud We are fee 90 say
IN It IL il the most beautiful, llome.likr
place we have sen in the State. The
house IL large and roomy. but the sur.
]rUnndings are the attraction. The
grounds about the house are one com.
pIetc mns| Of foliage consisting of vines.
shruOhcfy and ,rcca, among which nrc
apple. plum and cherry trees. from the
latter Of which we picked md ntc r pc
cherries for the first time since leaving
the East. Small fruits. such ma cur.
rants. %gooschcrrics, 'tc. nfe there IN
abundance. all Of which nrc irrigated
lev mn abundance Of Wnirr which il cur
ricd IN small bitches wherever needed.
Take IL all in al 1t is n lovely spot and
hns more the appearance Of n California
home than one located in the desert
region Of Nevada,
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a Dangerous wound.

Robert Beatty, Jr.. son OF our Dis
trict Attorney, met with u Ind accident
on the morning Of the Fourth Il July.
He WAS playing with II toy pistol. aud
while loading it, it gent off premature.
ly. the ball passing through his left
knee joint. The little fellow was taken
to his home, ut Mrs. E nmer-ou's, anil
DIR. Owen WINS called to attend to him.
The wound WAS Probed and the doctor
thought it would he i've or three days
before lie could do anything with it.
It IL dangerous place to cut for. brJ.
let. and it may b. best to lenv,, II alone.
The boy may be lame ns long as he
lives. Is it not time that, the sale of
'uch toys was stopped. ard that chill.
dren were not permitted 10 play with
them? Eureka Sentinel.
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Drpor uorrr-cl.,t { Green Propd.-

- -
w Black, Dreth; WIN Nc Manas...
Fred Drniss9 Ogden; A Gilruth. North
Fork. Amos MeGr.ih, Kel,on; WIN !.
Mitchell & wife. H~un,ing,fp.
+ Honeymau, Thos Kahn, Clover
Valley; J II Shepherd. Doc Shepherd,
W I Crane. South Fork; Jo Henueu.
Pleasant Valley; A A Marsh III. Mrs
Nichals. Bonnie Nichols, Sprucemont;
Chas Pearson, PIacerviIl, ; r Il Biee-
law, Reno; s ID Price. Iowa City; d T
Henry, Gilbert H,nry. Mound Valley;
W Shoecruft..R d Lanham, Mrs Gordon,
TnscarorH; Frank SIuith. Tecoma; & n
Street r and Son, Ii Snell, LamoilIe;
Thos Tobin. S F; Miss J P Sullivan,
Jack Greek; p Hansen. Wells; J
Wines, Eur ,kn; W Z Atwell, Union
Cry; J II Wilmington. Raft River.
~Slngainet. Mound Valley; G NJ
Strwnrt, sacramento; Frank Wines,
Peko; George Gays, Kelton: W Sho,-
craft, L Grooms. = T MacRoe, tn >ca.
rorn; John Francisco. Bullion; wm
Smiley. Deeth; Mrs 81 Mickle. Salt
Lake; S Spencer. J C Shepherd. South
Fork.
E II Foster. Boston; Geo II Bird,
Miss E A Knight, 'rhos Lovrlnck. Tu.-
c~nrori; 1Sidore Levie. Thos Tobin. A II
GnnniSou. Geo Stat, S F; " 4 Shop
herd. South Fork; J II Myers. A Ken.
nedy. 8 Brown. Cnrlin; F d Mitch.
ell, S 'cr"mento; Mrs G J Clark. T%eo-
ma; Mrs W 8 Holbrook and daughter,
Miss 3t"ck,"n. Ogden; WIN Mitchell.
Huntington Valley; Kari Wilhelm. BcE-
ton; j u Moore, Ruby Valley.
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Nevada Pradnc,,ana i.

Mr.. w T. Gram. OF South Fork, haI
favored this Office with some specimens,
OF the pro Iuctions OF his ranch which
demonstrate the fertility OF. ohr. roil
when properly cultivated. A bunch
# rye cut off, not pulled up. tho stocks
II which measure six feet. orchard E!rass
ionr feet high. gooSebrrry bushes loaded
with fruit md .curraut bushes literalf
covered with berries show that NeTadS
il not all n desert.
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An Alarm d.

or FIRE was sounded at q O'Clock Tiff
afternoon aud soon the cause was fonud
to he mn embryo couh ,grhtiou in the
cellar Of 10 Simpsons house near the
Gem Hotel. The. Are was. prompt!
subdard withne damage except to the
front door OF. ths building which va,
broken in lo.gs ut the fire..
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Sensible Advice TO Tiekci.Bny.

II yOu hurry up and get ,htfee r6S'.
you will get a front seat, IL sonic otnst
Teller don't get there before yod. The
above advice is very important eo;svstys
nun. woman and child that's thinkinR~
Of going to the Old John RobinsSn:a
Ten Big Mammoth New Comhksds
Shows. Young man pick up a girl Oh :
each strong arm and f;e right np.to tho <
ticket wagon Of John RoLinson's BfRs'
Shows. anil don't you let any other fl-
Ter croud you away until you gss-a
through tick I for the entire II III motif
Three Ring Circus. Museum, >MeE-:v
"grrie, Caravan. Aquarium aud Ayiairy.
Of the Ten Big New Shows. FSS-aS
string around your finger 80 you woaf@
forget the day and lste Of the coming
OF John Robinsou's Ten Big NeE
Shows to Elko. July IS. 1887.
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s. F. EIamiuer:-rhe edit"r OF The
New York Tribune. who thinks The
climate Of Cniiforui" so cneryat;Gg that
It will turn us NIL into lohfers fn> the
course Of \ geng uiop. or Iga Jain the
,ull rujoymen! Of Lis " delightful
weather. Thethermorneter 4sasked oil
the way fromro5 tooloe iptLs Shado in
the cool OF the afternoon yesterday.
Here, in this sherSatihg aft. thc iner
curry oscillntss ltt~sen C5 anh 40.
twenty or thirty eSses 0tisun slrokl in
the course Of the dey-mgny Of them
nth -eont,ibpte toward keeping a.
ever Heat the Tribune editors adni
ration for the braeins qualities Of New
York's climate. Z .i
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
IFroE- Saturday. DLily.I
~ I.MAGUND


W Shoecmft LETT this after fer
TuScRrura.
w. J. Uron rctnrurd from San Frau
cisco ly last evenings trniu.
Lieutenant Govupor Davis left By
tnis mornings traii fec Reno.
J. W. r"rs y aud G. ". Baker cam.
down from Wells tIi, morniug.
Regular meeting EIko Lpds- No. IL.
/. o. .. F. at their HrlI To night.
Mis-. Derrick. the teach. 81 the II i,n.
bo'dt school. left this molniug for Re.
no.
The loss 10y the fire at MarShfrii,
Vic 'nsiu. is nov placed at over So.
CCO,CCO.
According to n London dispatch Of
June 30 Queen K"pioluni sulls for New
York to-day.
County Clerk wiscman received las,
evening ir,m Whit X OK. crrtif .nt.s
for bounty on the sealps o! lI,5UJ squrr.
Irl1.
Farmer Shorcrrf came down from
Tu-carorh lev private crnvcranc-, mr..
irving here at IN early hour this morn
Ing.
An item which was in type Hnl should
have appeared yesterday. but was iuad.
rrrtrntIy Omitted. will Te found in ihi,
issue.
The Tuscnrorn stage will leave to-
morrow morning at the usual hour car
rying the mail,. express matter aud
passengers.
Next Nonlty being n legal holiday.
the regular meeting Of the Borrl Of
County Commissioners will be held on
Tuesday. the 9th.
Mrs. lanes Clark and her daughter
Hattie went ont with Mr.. JnO. AiuIrv
this aft rnopn to Pheasant Valley where
they will spend the Fourth.
The San Francisco Examiner distanc.
es all enmpctor. in the extent aui vnric.
~ Of its news, auG i. einphatIcally, the
leading pnper OF the Pacific Coast.
Papa, may ! 90 ont to ny7
Yes. my I,rliu, souuir.
Send your hn!lo "a In to The sky.
And call on dad for the money.
Tbcr. will h. IN. p.u,I services "A
the cbnrch io.norr,w I'll, m,rnin,
setvic, will he sui,,h'e e. the oce ,.iru
Of our \ ,,fou,I Holiday. Eyeryon. i,
cord ally invited.
Til, T,ibuu. SAYS the A. pl,,,,. vos
n,v.r v,r..u C,r,n M, a III. rr,s.
en-, ii -. They mr., Lot u,u.n ,IIv
nrm.,o, , her. in fact they cans. Inn,
;ul. ,,,o,,,..
Tam y,pDd.t., u;I -, Z, p,ry
Valley newt v.rk ,ssis, IN ynthrriur
.h;rm.ut NJ h,,..s which Ny.r. u.o.
will semi ~, and them I,
their d.s;in titan.
C,.., wbo a.; L,,I,om,L,
Hath nj w.., .ho,LI ,ru,y tor ih
q, r,iui,y Church. New York. DR..
Dix. th, rector. issdIto receive SJl..
600 ~ year. anil his assistants s. 600
each.
q y Ar,.-nr rr,,.r {, rraor.
oo;uc rov ii ito n, rch,rtis,n into III.
Hamilton marty. II, declares. Tim, II
ils u. nncr,,s dared they would re store
slavery. After ni. we greatly fear he
did si.a those spoons.
Tn, drummer ~rice,.. Iow co.. # ,hs
State W. Koscnbln,t came up pefo 6
tls Supreme Cont Tuesday. The
Cou I took tho matter und, advise.
mor I. aud the prisoner wns placed uu.
der the uo0inNi hail OF $50.
F,on n,s,enI ;nJ;cnt;ops Film will
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-10

Ms. Brooks. about whom there Inns
be,n 80 much Comment recently, has
rtturHed to Der home Janiita mem
Chir'. Mich. She telIa "a litiful" sior,
Of imprisonment and robbery at,Puebio,
Colorado. She claims IL lie h If to
5000, 900 LEFT her by II former lover, that
after reeei ding $4,000 fum her lawyer
she went to Colorddr wliers;Shr wIs itn.
prison d aud robbed as alEpSs siuled:
A dispatch from the Superintendent OF
:he Insane Asylum. wbeie ste.: Brooks
claims her elld was born dnrtnG her
imprisonment, states flint Ho.ehih WIS
ever boru at that institution npd il 10
not believed that Mrs. Brooks way ever
in Pueblo. II is certainly a mysterious
oise. 80 a't t.-".t.
-. 49,: y.s 80. r.. ..